Fancy Color Diamond Necklaces

カラーダイヤモンドネックレス

Shop our collection of natural fancy color diamond pendant necklaces, centered on yellow diamonds with GIA or CGL certification.

Choose from Fancy Light Yellow through Fancy Vivid Orangy Yellow across cushion, oval, pear, and round cuts — as well as rare pink and green diamond pendants.

Available in 18K yellow gold, white gold, pink gold, and platinum (PT850/PT900/PT950). Custom orders welcome.

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How to Choose a Color Diamond Necklace

Understanding Yellow Diamond Color Grades

Yellow diamond necklaces form the core of this collection, and color grade is the most important factor in choosing one. The GIA grades yellow diamonds from Fancy Light Yellow through Fancy Yellow, Fancy Intense Yellow, and Fancy Vivid Yellow — with color saturation increasing at each step. Fancy Light and Fancy Yellow grades offer a subtle, warm presence that suits everyday wear and pairs naturally with most outfits. Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid — often referred to as Canary Yellow — produce a bold, unmistakable color that commands attention at the neckline. Beyond standard yellow, our collection also includes complex secondary hues such as Orangy Yellow and Greenish Yellow, which carry a distinctly individual character. The more saturated the grade, the rarer and more valuable the stone — and the more striking the pendant.

Pink and Green Diamond Pendants

Alongside yellow diamonds, we carry a selection of natural pink and green diamond pendants certified by GIA or CGL. Pink diamonds have become among the rarest gems in the world since the closure of the Argyle mine in Western Australia in 2020, which accounted for the majority of global pink diamond supply. Worn as a pendant, a pink diamond sits at the chest where light reaches it from multiple angles — allowing its warm, distinctive hue to express itself fully. Natural green diamonds derive their color from radiation exposure deep within the earth, making them exceptionally rare even among fancy colors. We also carry multi-color pendants combining pink, green, and blue diamonds in a single piece — genuinely one-of-a-kind stones for buyers seeking something beyond the standard range.

Shape and Metal Pairing

Cushion cut is the most popular shape for color diamond pendants and for good reason — its larger facets and rounded outline allow the stone's hue to express itself with warmth and depth rather than scattering it into white light as a round cut would. Oval cut creates an elongated presence at the neckline and tends to look larger than its carat weight suggests. Pear shape adds a gentle movement and directional elegance that suits pendants particularly well. For metal pairing, yellow diamonds work beautifully in 18K yellow gold for a warm, unified look, or in platinum for a clean white contrast that makes the color pop. Pink diamonds suit pink gold or platinum; green diamonds look most striking in platinum or white gold. All metals are available across our collection — if you have a specific pairing in mind and don't see it listed, ask us about a custom order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yellow diamonds are graded by GIA/CGL from Fancy Light Yellow through Fancy Yellow, Fancy Intense Yellow, and Fancy Vivid Yellow. For a pendant worn daily, Fancy Light to Fancy Yellow offers a refined, wearable warmth. For a statement piece, Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid — Canary Yellow — deliver a bold, vibrant color that stands out at the neckline. The more saturated the grade, the rarer and more expensive the stone. Because color can look different on screen versus in person, we recommend viewing stones at our office before purchasing.
Yes. Our fancy color diamond necklaces usually come with GIA or CGL certificates, which independently verify the color grade, clarity, carat weight, and confirmation that the color is natural and untreated. For color diamonds, certification is especially important — it establishes the authenticity of the color and underpins the stone's long-term value. Certificate details are listed on each product page.
Both make exceptional pendants but serve different purposes. Yellow diamonds are more widely available across a range of grades and budgets, with a warm, approachable beauty that suits everyday wear. Pink diamonds are significantly rarer — especially since the 2020 Argyle mine closure — and carry a sense of occasion and exclusivity that makes them ideal for milestone gifts and investment purchases. The right choice depends on budget, occasion, and the wearer's personal aesthetic.
Yes, often significantly. Fancy color diamonds are particularly sensitive to lighting conditions — the same stone can appear more or less saturated depending on whether it is viewed under LED, natural daylight, or incandescent light. Online photos are typically taken under controlled studio lighting and may not fully represent how a stone looks in everyday wear. We strongly recommend viewing color diamond pendants in person at our Okachimachi office before purchasing.
Yes. Our appointment-only office is in Okachimachi, Tokyo. For color diamond purchases in particular, an in-person visit makes a meaningful difference — you can see how the stone's color responds to different lighting and compare multiple grades side by side. Please book an appointment through our contact page or by phone.
Yes. We can create a custom pendant using your preferred color diamond — yellow, pink, or green — in the grade, carat weight, shape, and metal of your choice. You can also browse our loose color diamond collection to select a specific stone and we will design the pendant around it. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
Natural fancy color diamonds — particularly pink, green, and blue — are among the most sought-after stones for investment due to their extreme rarity. Yellow diamonds in Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid grades also command strong market interest. As with any investment asset, value depends on grade, certification, and market conditions. Choosing a GIA or CGL certified natural diamond is the essential foundation for any purchase intended to hold long-term value.